De Lichtboog Church

De Lichtboog is a church located in the city of Almere, Netherlands. De Lichtboog was built in the early 20th century as a Catholic parish church.

It was designed by architect Alfred Tepe and constructed between 1926 and 1930.

The church was named "De Lichtboog", which translates to "The Arch of Light", referring to its striking tower that serves as a beacon of light for the city.

The church is built in a neo-Romanesque style, with a combination of brick and stone exterior walls.

• A large bell tower that rises above the main structure, giving it a prominent presence in the cityscape.
• Beautiful stained-glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible.

1. A striking clock tower that stands 55 meters tall.
2. Ornate stone carvings and decorative elements throughout the interior.
3. A large pipe organ installed in the 1930s.

The church is an important cultural landmark in Almere and serves as a place of worship for the local community. Its unique architecture and history make it a popular destination for tourists and architecture enthusiasts alike.